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Page 84
... reached the center , either they were old friends or too full for undue exertion - anyway , this is just what happened ! " ( See , also , page 85. ) Only a person with the unlimited leisure and patience of a child could ever have reached ...
... reached the center , either they were old friends or too full for undue exertion - anyway , this is just what happened ! " ( See , also , page 85. ) Only a person with the unlimited leisure and patience of a child could ever have reached ...
Page 112
... reached a second period of brilliance in the 11th to 14th centuries . Architecture , for ex- ample , reached a development never be- fore attained . Chichen Itzá became the metropolis of the New Empire - indeed , the Mecca of the Maya ...
... reached a second period of brilliance in the 11th to 14th centuries . Architecture , for ex- ample , reached a development never be- fore attained . Chichen Itzá became the metropolis of the New Empire - indeed , the Mecca of the Maya ...
Page 453
... reached the spot where the four pursuers lay asleep , slew them all at one blow , and returned . The prince fled on till he reached the village of Singaing . Here he found a refuge and here he lived unknown for many years . At length a ...
... reached the spot where the four pursuers lay asleep , slew them all at one blow , and returned . The prince fled on till he reached the village of Singaing . Here he found a refuge and here he lived unknown for many years . At length a ...
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